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“sede SOV, HY RR, BUT Pe (Continued From First Page.) two other members of vhe delegation, who had been to Berlin. With the plenipotentiaries were Gen, Von Seoht, milit.-y expert, and about forty other persons. A number of additional’ naval and miMtary experts also came:to Versail- Jes with the feturning party. It is understood that the German Delegation will reassemble during the day to perfect counter-proposals, to the Allies terms, details of which discussed with representatives: a the Berlin Government at Spa. The return of the head of the German Delegation was without cere- mony, The party left the train at Neisey-Le-Roi and came by sutomo- bile to Versailies, PARIS, May 19.—An important “RATA COMES BAK Herr Landsberg and Herr Giesberts, | meeting to consider the peace situa- tion was held in Berlin Friday, It | was attended by all the members of | the German Cabinet, representatives of the various political parties and « number of Generas, the newspapers pay, my Chancellor Scheidemann, It Is add- ed@referred to the possibility of an alilance with the Russian Bolshevik | Government, but without advising tt. | Field Marshal von Hindenburg is reported to have told the meeting that ali resistance was impossible and that the military Jeaders we: inclined to the necessity of signing the treaty. —— NO EARLY DROP IN PRICES. WASHINGTON, may not be expec the near future May 19.—Pricer d to drop much in cording to indica tions of reports reaching the Federal Re ‘ve Board, the Reserve Board’ bulletin for May says. Though prices of a few basic commodities have fallen slightly these declines have not yet been effected in retail prices, the Review adds. What is now happening,” it says, eoms to indicate that business will after a period of initial readjustment in prices, proceed upon a level not far removed from that established during the war.” BOY, 14, CAUGHT IN CHASE: FIVE ACCUSED IN HOLD-UP Revolver Shots Halt Flight in Will- iamsburg When Man Is Black- jacked and Robbed. A fourteen-year-old boy was among the members of an alleged hold-up band caught after a chase during which po+ Hicemen fired hots in Williame- Anthony Zatkor of No. 127 North Fourth Street was stopped by ve ron. bers at North Fourth Street Urigss Avenue. Two pointed revolve and one struck him with @ blackjack and took 411,80 from him. Soon after he nad told his story at the Bedford Avenue Station Harry Molamud of No, 257 Ellery Street, a Borden milk wagon Iriver, reported being robbed in the same manner in a South First Street aallwag, Detectives were sent out and saw five answering the description in Metropoli- tan Avenue. The suspects ran and sev- eral shots were fired at them. Police | man Boyd jumped out with drawn re- volver and headed them off. They de- scribed themselves: Spartico Delince, nineteen, No. 172 Nassau Street, Brook- lyn; Toney Anello, fifteen, No, 168 No my Seventh Street;) Charles" Catinola, eighteen, No. 239 North Fifth Street: most laymen? ( other poisonous drugs, AL in 35 Doss Why all this Precau | gla yew lies the reason for the use of vegetable preparations for infants and children? Why are any but vegetable preparations unsafe for infants and children? . Why are Syrups, Cordials and Drops condemned by all Physicians and _ Children of Pcie you recall an public than has Fletcher’s The big splurg, the misle: that beat the hare, POM sori everywhere, smiles to their little-one, for anything of value. . copied has no value. @ CASTORIA The and the True. fy the use of largo epece, the expenditure of bags oums placed on the market, have put the honest truth-telling advertiser There are substitutes and imitations tion? y has the Government placed a ban on all preparations containing, among ium in its variously prepared forms and pleasing tastes, and under its innumerable names? These are questions that every Mother will do well to inquire about. Any Physician will recommend the keeping of Fletcher's Castoria in the house for the common ailments of infants and children, Cry For your home, perhaps, many articles that today have been discarded, as you will readily admit. that has more modestly appealed to the ria: modest in all its le: at all times—and truthfuily—for our babies ? a camel claims may win for a time, but like the old story of the tortoise and their daughters,now mothers, speak jowingly, enthusiastically in praise of Fletcher's Castoria. Speak of it lovingly as a friend that has brought comfort, cheer and as there aro for the diamond, One might almost say that that which is not So you have had the Fletcher and a copy of the genuine wrapper you that you may guard against the false and MOTHERS SHOULD READ THE BOOKLET THAT IS AROUND EVERY BOTTLE OF FLETCHER’S CASTORIA Genuine CASTORIA atways Bears the Signature of signature of Chas. H. kept constantly before the untrue, THE CRNTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK SITY. pe ca Anthony Saracone, eighteen, Endicot N.Y. and Edward casetears, fourteen No, 67 aa Street. The police fay they found two revolvers and blackjack in the crowd. ITALIAN FRIENDS HUNTING | HIM, HE FLEES TO CELL Pleasure Club President Not Anx- ; lous to Give Bail After Card . Game Row. THE sv euiNG@ WORLD, MONwax; mas 1, 1049. JULY 1 DRY LAW FIGHT PLANNED AS CONGRESS MEETS ) (Continued From First Pa; MEPS aC | Senators New, Sutherland and Len- | Toot were named. Secretary Glass asked Congress for | 202,000,000 in supplemenual appropria- tlong for all departments, The heavi- est demand came from the War Risk Insurance Bureau, which wants $192,- 294,000 immediately 10,000 REDS PRISONERS. | Twenty Eight G by Gen. LONDON, May 19.—Gen, Dentkine, who {8 personally conducting the opera- Atlho Taken ine. ‘An animated card game was in prog-|8T¢s8. Sabath in his resolution de- | tions of his antl-Bolshevik army against reas yesterday afternoon at the rooms of the Sunday Italian Pleasure Club, No. 418 117th Street, and every. body was playing the game according to Hoyle, who had decreed the fingers must be snapped ricks were turned. Gautano MinerviM President of the club, snapped smadk into the eye of Charles Sangenito, Secretary, gonito resented the vigor of the snap. He was taken to Mt. Binal Hospital with his head injured by a blow from an empty wine bottle. Minervino disappeared, but Sange- nito’s friends were said to be looking for him assiduously when he presented himself to Warden Morehauser at the Harlem Police Court this morning and asked to be locked up. He was held on a charge of felonious assault in $1,000 bail, which he told the Warden he doesn't want to furnish. SHIP TWICE TORPEDOED HOME AFTER LONG ABSENCE Captain of the Armenia Proud of Record His Vessel Made in War. ‘The freight steamahip Armenia came into port to~tay after an absence of a year and a half, and her skipper, John Anderson, told how he was torpedoed at sea twice and saved his ship both times, ‘The Armenia was a German ship which was seized by the United States in this port at the opening of the war. In June, 1917, she was shelled by @ German submarine in mid-Atlantic, but got away, In January, 1918, bound for Southampton from New York with & cargo of flour, she was torpedoed in the English Channel. Capt. Anderson ran her on a sandy beach, where she was repaired, ‘Two months later she was pulled off and started for a drydook, when a Ger- man submarine torpedoed her again and once more Capt. Anderson put back to the beach, She was there undergoing repairs when the armistice was signed. penance U.S. TROOPS TO QUIT RUSSIA. ry to Leave fer Eng- jand in Ten Days. AROHANGEL, Sunday, Mgy 18 (Asso- clated Preas).—Arrangements are under way ito begin the transportation to Eng- land of the 339th American Infantry within ten days’ time. The Battalion of the 13th Engineers on the Archangel front and the railway troops on the Murman front will be the last American forces withdrawn from big Ru according to present plans, a eed NEWS BREVITIES, Sons of Erin at uublic meeting at imer Street and Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, to-night will demand recognition of the inde- pendence of the Irish Republic, The principal speokers will be Peté& A. Hen- drick, Chairm: Alfred W. McCann and Col, Thom: Felder of Georgia. Warren C. Ki candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor of New Jersey, announced to-day that his campaign manager would be C, B. At- kinson, who was campaign mani United’ States Senator Frelin ond later his secretary four years, ‘The Government has established an office at Eighth Avenue and 3d Street demand for information r for juysen Edw: A wdlcome home dance for the 306th Infantry will be held tomorrow night at the 9th Regiment Armory in West 14th Street. Men in uniform are wel- come even if not members of the regi- ment. Every man is expected to bring mother, wife or sweetheart, States mail truck struck and in Hussack, forty-seven ‘s of No, 18 Pavonia Avenue, Bro: early to-day as he was crossing ie 0, ‘Thomas Culli- ith Street, was a lyn, street near his stationery store at nan of No. driver of the truck, Gen, Sir Baden-Powell, founder and Chief Scout of the British Scout Boys, y Powell, Chief of the British will be guests of honor to-night at’ a banquet in the Hotel Commodore, under the auspices of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America. nein Newark Man K by Fall; Two Men Ar rented, Frank Kaiser, forty years old, of Waverly Avenue, Newark, died of a fractured skull yestorda: the Newark City Hospital after he had been foun on the sidewalk in front of Herman Schwartz's saloon, Boyd and West Kin- ney Streets, Newark. Later the police arrested John Smykoski of No. 66 Seventeenth Avenue, and John Niemioc of No. 18 Lillie Street, Smykoski ad- mitted to the police that he threw Kaiser on the floor while fooling in Schwarts’s saloon, i NEW ERA FOR SCIENCE, (From the Chicago Post, ) All the chaps who used to burn the midnight oil inventing perpetual motion machines are now at work on a pill that will put a jag into a pint of wa clares that the war emergency is over he declares, would work hardship on thousands of investors and would mean @ loss to them of $50,000,000. In addition, he claimed that the Govern- ment would lose $150,000,000 in taxes at a time when they are sorely needed. Sabath said he would press for im- mediate consideration of the resolu- tion, The Woman Suffrage Constitutional Améndment got top place to-day on the House calendar, By general agreement Representative Mann's Joint reaplution, similar to the mea: ure passed last seasion by the House and defeated in the Senate, was Jes- ignated number one, A resolution to repeal the luxury tax as of the War Revenue Bill, agreed upon by leaders of both parties at the last session, was introduced by Representative Moore of Pennsyl- vania, a8 a part of the Republican Party's legislative programme. A joint resolution to return tele- graph and telephone systems to pri- vate management, introduced by Representative Steenerson of Minne- sota, Republican, calls on the Presi- dent for itemized report of all ex- penditures and receipts since the properties were taken over and a re- port showing financial Government operation. ment of Government control would depend on the time of passage of the resolution. will later face contests. Democrats will try to oust Truman H, Newberry, Michigan, charging his election cost too much, and Republicans will try to unseat Augustus QO. Stanley, Ken- tucky, on charges of having used im- proper means to obtain his election. When the name of Victor Berger of Wisconsin was called in the house as new members were sworn in, Rep- resentative Dallinger of Massachu- setts, Chairman of the Elections Committee, according to pre ranged plan, formally challenged his right to be seated. Berger is appeal- ing from q war-time conviction of thé Espionage Law, Speaker Gil- lett directed Berger to stand aside when he appeared with his State delegation for the oath, and refused to recognize him when he tried to epeak as a matter of personal privi- lege, Some applause greeted Rep- resentative Dallinger’f challenge, but it was silenced by Speaker Gillett. Mr. Dallinger announced that he would later introduce a resolution for the appointment of a committee of nine members to consider the case. Chauncey M. Depew, forme: Senator, was given a reception when he appeared on the Senate floor to watch the opening. Senator Lodge appointed the com- mittee on committees to make ma- jority committee assignments, with Senator Brandegee ot Connecticut as Chairman. Others on the committee are Senators Borah, Sterling, Curtis, Watson, Harding, Calder, Johnson and Knox. He also named on the Republican Steering Committee Mc. Cumber, Chairman; La _ Follette, Wadsworth, Fernald, France, Free. 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SOUR MASH results of | Relinquish- | Two Senators who took their weats) sno, linghuysen, Kellogg, McCormick and, contains the exact kind of | That is why it is best for colds | My little girl was very sick with bron- chitis and the doctor said she could not | I gave her Father John's Medicine | and after she had taken it she was able to | s been well and strong ever | it to my three children upree, Box 831, Gilbert- ace cP RSRACENE LOY eb ADRTN ETT O w the City of houhces the capture of 10,000 prisoners aritzin, on the Volga, an- "jand that the spirit of the act is and twenty-elght guns from the Bol- against Prohibition now. The act, evil, WARSAW, May 19.—The Ukrainian Offensive on the Prusy-Kamienopol line, north and east of Lemberg, has been repulsed By the Poles with heavy losses to the attack an official statement issued by the Polish War Office to-lay | says. North of Kulikoff and Lemberg tho Poles have made a considerable advance and have gained a victory on the Vol- hyniat Kulikoff, On the Lithuanian-White Russian front, the ehemy was defeated by the Poles who captured prisoners and war material. wiles JAMAICA ENTRIES, RACE TRACK, JAMAICA, L. 1, 19. for to-morrow's COND RACE-For 8 Y. 0. and ‘one seventy yaris, L'Errant 117, Pastoral Swain ‘Tapasent 92. jarry. Belgian prima P. Pavie donna, and Marec! Hendricks, a diplomat atta: Belgian mission to the United States, twill be married on Thursdaf as a result oft a romance that grew out of the war. front near Zolkieff, northwest of | rm, ;|leged, were well known to Robinson t|as secret agents for and sples of the *] German Government. iinet | PLAN CONSTITUTION CHANGE. 5,000; -| Griffin of New -| first measures to be introduced in Con- “|man Anthony J. Griffin of New York for START TREASON TRIAL OF O'LEARY'S GLERK ER ea J. Willard Robinson Was Indicted on Charge of Aiding Agents of Germany. The case of J, Willard Robinson, Indicted for treason on Jan. 20 af th year, was called for trial in the Fed- eral Court to-day. Robinson was a stenographer in ‘the office of “Bull,” Jeremiah O'Leary's paper, until it was suppressed, and afterwards travelled with O'Leary, appearing at his meetings and making bitter attacks on the late Col. Roose- velt and other prominent Americans who were fighting German propa- wanda, The indictment, charges that Robin- son, who is an American citizen of English descent, allied himself with enemies of the country and carried between them and German agents abroad. It is alleged that he sailed from Halifax on March 24, 1917, & fortnight before war was declared on Germany by this country, carrying with him “secret information which it was his intention to communicate to tho Imperial German Government, its officials, agents and representative: The m were in “invisible writing,” and were from Maria K. do Victorica, known under several aliases, and Herman Wesse! otherwise knoWn as Carl Roediger and a number of aliases, These persons, it ts al- k Wants Amend- ments Ratified by P. WASHINGTON, May 19.—One of the gress will be a resolution by Congress- an amendment of the Constitution by hich all amendments to the Constitu- tion of the United States will be ratified by direct vote of the qualified electors of each State rather than by the legisia- tures. 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